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Old 29-12-2002, 07:20 AM
Jim Webster
 
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Jonathan Ball wrote in message
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A lick and a block are the same thing, you ignoramus.


Not in my part of the world. A lick is a natual salt deposit.


Not if it's being sold by a commercial company, you doofus.

in the UK a lick will tend to be salt based, with added minerals

a feed block will tend to be molasses and grain based with added
minerals.

yet there will inevitably be exceptions to this rule and some companies
will call their products "buckets" or "Rockies" or other terms of their
own. This isn't a problem as like the Texan company mentioned earlier,
they will include a list of most of the ingredients.

But do not try to use names used in one country in another, as they will
not necessarily be the same. Gordon is from the USA where they may speak
English but only after a fashion, and call things differently. This is
why people like Lotus who don't know anything meaningful about
agriculture in the real world can make themselves look complete idiots
when they quote US websites in a UK context or vice-versa.


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'Abd-ar-Rahman b. Muhammad b. Khaldun al-Hadrami'









 
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